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Okaloosa County Sheriff refutes claims that Ryan Mallett drowned due to a rip current

Wednesday, June 28 by Staff

New information is coming out from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office in Florida where White Hall head football coach Ryan Mallett tragically lost his life Tuesday in a drowning incident. Shortly after the incident occurred local media outlets in Destin, Florida began attributing a rip... Read More.

Grant County Quorum Court discusses water pressure issues

Tuesday, May 30 by Ray King

Concerns about water pressure in Grant County were discussed during a meeting of the Grant County Quorum Court on May 15. According to the Sheridan Headlight newspaper, Brody Channell with the Planning Commission brough the subject up when he talked about a recent fire near... Read More.

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Cleveland County Jury finds man guilty for shooting “Johnny Cash” water tower in Kingsland

Wednesday, March 29 by Staff

A Cleveland County Jury found Timothy Sled guilty on a felony charge of impairing the operation of a vital public facility as well as first-degree criminal mischief after he was accused of shooting a hole in a water tower honoring Johnny Cash in Kingsland. The hole... Read More.

Council approves resolution asking for money to replace lead water lines

Tuesday, March 21 by Staff

By Ray King With no dissent, the Pine Bluff City Council on Monday approved a resolution authorizing an application to the Arkansas Department of Health for money to replace lead water lines. Larry Matthews, the director of Economic and Community Development explained exactly what the resolution... Read More.

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Fordyce Schools to dismiss early due to water issues

Tuesday, November 8 by Staff

The Fordyce School District will dismiss early today (Tuesday, November 8) due to issues with city water system. The District announced their schools will dismiss at 11 a.m. due to the water issues via a message on social media: Due to circumstances beyond our control... Read More.

Quorum Court approves $2.1 Million fund towards water and sewer projects

Monday, October 17 by Deseray Mckinzy

During the Jefferson County Quorum Court Committees meeting last week one of the ordinances recommended for approval will benefit three cities in the county. During their regular meeting, the justices approved the ordinance to transfer funds from the American Rescue Plan amounting to $700,000... Read More.

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Quorum Court Comittees approves recommendation of $2.1m for water and sewer projects

Wednesday, October 12 by Deseray Mckinzy

When committees of the Jefferson County Quorum Court met Tuesday, one of the ordinances that were recommended for approval will benefit three communities in the county. That ordinance would transfer $2.1 million from the American Recovery Plan to a Municipal Special Projects Construction Fund for... Read More.

Grants and loans made for water and wastewater projects

Thursday, October 6 by Ray King

More than $140-million was awarded; last week to six water and wastewater projects, according to the Advance Monticellonian newspaper. The awards came from the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Commission. Included was a $2.38 million loan from the Clean Water Revolving Fund to relocate the... Read More.

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Operation Dry Water promotes increased safety during extended holiday weekend

Wednesday, June 29 by Staff

With Independence Day falling on a Monday this year, many people are taking full advantage of an extended stay at their favorite lakeside retreat. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission is asking that everyone enjoying the revelry be aware of the dangers brought about... Read More.

Boil order in Wright Pastoria; Water available at local fire stations

Monday, June 13 by Deseray Mckinzy

Arkansas Department of Health has placed the Wright Pastoria Water system under a boil order until further notice. Bottled water and potable water will be at the fire stations in Tucker, Sherrill, and Wright Pastoria. Deltaplex will post more updates as they become available.

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Man accused of shooting Kingsland water tower arrested

Thursday, May 19 by Ray King

A Star City man could spend up to 16 years in prison after he was accused of shooting a water tower at Kingsland that featured a mural of Johnny Cash. According to the Cleveland County Herald, the mural now appears that Cash, who was a... Read More.

Boozman legislation supports improving water resources

Wednesday, May 4 by Ray King

WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR), a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, secured priorities to improve and strengthen Arkansas water resources in legislation unanimously passed by the committee. The Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) authorizes water and wastewater projects, invests in ports,... Read More.

Stories tagged with: water

Okaloosa County Sheriff refutes claims that Ryan Mallett drowned due to a rip current

Grant County Quorum Court discusses water pressure issues

Cleveland County Jury finds man guilty for shooting “Johnny Cash” water tower in Kingsland

Council approves resolution asking for money to replace lead water lines

Fordyce Schools to dismiss early due to water issues

Quorum Court approves $2.1 Million fund towards water and sewer projects

Quorum Court Comittees approves recommendation of $2.1m for water and sewer projects

Grants and loans made for water and wastewater projects

Operation Dry Water promotes increased safety during extended holiday weekend

Boil order in Wright Pastoria; Water available at local fire stations

Man accused of shooting Kingsland water tower arrested

Boozman legislation supports improving water resources

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